Alright, so a lot has changed in the past year. My grandmother passed away last spring. I got really into crochet. Finally started my own garden after years of traveling. Joined the horticultural society and the city band. Sang for a cover band. Launched a new online shop via Fourthwall, selling the aforementioned crochet and also offering tarot readings on a donation basis. Undertook a small car conversion project that included sewing my own custom cushions/suitcases, removing my back seats, and creating a sort of functional storage pad from nothing but my own imagination. Moved to a new city with no solid guarantee of stability, but the plan I laid out worked pretty flawlessly. Pet sitting business is going very well. Now come the lovely things I'm working on next -- a new website coded with HTML on Neocities, a 2026 New Years goal of collecting 760 rejections before 2027, partly finished projects I fully intend to complete and share with you all, and probably a cool release of new and improved crochet pieces that reflect how much that craft has grown over the past year or so. Lots to share, very soon!

For the last two years, my travel partner and I have been house and pet-sitting full-time in homes across the United States. During that time, we have had the pleasure of looking after homes in more than 50 house-sits in nine different states, caring for dogs, cats, farm animals, houseplants, and gardens. You can now book us for house-sits on Rover or through this site on my About page (until I find a better place for it). Coming soon is an awesome gallery with photos of some of our beloved clients and a section detailing our experience accumulated during this time. For those who love deals, we have some promo codes and discounts available for new members on Rover and Trusted Housesitters.

What's going on lately? This summer has been filled with adventure and fun. I have narrowed my traveling circuit to the PNW for the time-being, with the hopes of settling down into the area. We completed a series of house-sits in Bend and Eugene and will be in Spokane for a couple events doing henna tattoos! I'm super excited to add this skill to my repertoire. I started with the Deschutes County Fair at the beginning of this month and absolutely loved it, so I'll be testing the waters in Spokane to see how things go.

Today there is an exciting new development to share: the launching of my partner's YouTube channel, Hanging Out with Sam Francis.

Sam and I have been living nomadically and traveling across the US since 2021. During that time, Sam has had the opportunity to reunite with many childhood friends that he grew up in Scientology with. Sam's channel will be exploring his experiences in Scientology in interviews with friends as well as sharing his travel adventures and original music. I will be appearing on the channel often as I help Sam with the more technical side of YouTube.

With this video comes the promise of content through two other YouTube channels: Wild Free Kelly Green and The San Tan Bandits (a shared channel with Sam). The first will contain much of what you see here on the site, and the second is our band/travel blog. Another update coming soon!

I recently released another puzzle set in my Etsy shop, this one a 12-piece winter maze collection for $1.79. There are now individual mazes available for sale for 25 cents each, in case anyone is interested in sampling a puzzle before committing to a full set.

I'm beginning a new chapter in this business (and this life) and am excited to share it with you once it's finished. Stay tuned for what that entails, and in the meantime I hope you all have a lovely holiday season and wonderful new year!

Introducing my first digital product, "A Puzzle Primer for the Beginning Witch" — A puzzle book designed for novice witches new to the craft. This booklet includes 32 unique puzzles that can be enjoyed on either a tablet or as a printable. Read more within my Etsy Shop!